Farmer Barry Evans drops dusty soil from a cotton crop he shredded and planted over with wheat, Oct. 3, 2022, in Kress, Texas. A new study finds that climate change is making droughts faster and more furious — and especially one fast-moving kind of drought that can take farmers by surprise. Credit: AP Photo/Eric Gay,...
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Team steers students through murky waters of ChatGPT coding
West Virginia University researchers are studying how high school seniors and college students can utilize ChatGPT to learn how to code, while recognizing the potential shortcomings of the AI-powered chatbot. Credit: WVU Photo/Alyssa Reeves West Virginia University researchers are preparing high school seniors and college students to harness the power of ChatGPT, the popular artificial...
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Drone footage captures moment pilot whale expels placenta off Shetland
Credit: Nick McCaffrey Unearthed video footage from 2019 shows a pilot whale expelling its placenta in Yell Sound, Shetland. Drone pilot Nick McCaffrey didn’t realize how unique his footage was until he shared it with Emily Hague, a marine mammal researcher in Heriot-Watt’s Marine Spatial Analysis Group. Hague and McCaffrey have now published the footage...
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Apple accelerates use of recycled materials across all its products
Apple will use 100% recycled cobalt in batteries by 2025. It already uses large quantities of recycled rare earths and tungsten in products and has begun using AR to support disassembly.
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Cisco to offer Webex air-gapped cloud system for security, defense work
The upcoming cloud system will provide an added layer of network and data handling security for companies working on national security and defense projects and collaborating through the Webex app.
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The AI Revolution Is at a Tipping Point
Some technology insiders want to pause the continued development of artificial intelligence systems before machine learning neurological pathways run afoul of their human creators’ use intentions. Other computer experts argue that missteps are inevitable and that development must continue.
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Plans for 5G mast in Edinburgh ‘will damage iconic castle view’
Plans for a 5G mast in the middle of the most photographed view of Edinburgh Castle have been described as "damaging" by a conservation charity.
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The Google Graveyard: Remembering the 6 services shuttered in 2023
Google is known for killing projects only a few years after they launch. From its smart clothing tag to its cloud gaming platform, we take a look at all products it's scrapped in 2023 (so far).
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Kosovo wants to decide its future—but will history hold it back?
Published April 12, 2023 30 min read In Kosovo, a very young country of war-scarred survivors, everyone has a story that is almost too painful to recount—except here they are, alive to tell it, and insistent that the world listen. So it is that in the parliament building in the capital city of Pristina, I step into...
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As Twitter and Meta start charging, LinkedIn rolls out free verification to all users
If you buy through affiliate links, we may receive a commission, helping support our product testing. Learn more. If anyone had said that being verified on a social media platform would be a paid feature back in 2022, I wouldn’t have been surprised. I also would have thought that was really stupid. Apparently, LinkedIn thinks...